“Plodding wins the race.”
— Aesop
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Simplified Meaning:
Slow and steady efforts often bring success. Imagine a person training to run a marathon. If they rush and try to do too much too fast, they might get tired, hurt themselves, or even give up. But if they train a little bit every day, gradually building up their strength and endurance, they will be ready and strong on the day of the race. This approach can be used in many areas of life. When learning a new language, for example, studying a little bit every day is more effective than trying to cram a lot of information all at once. By taking consistent small steps, you avoid burnout and build steady progress.
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